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Cut Squares Illegal Use?

 
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I've seen numerous examples, though I don't own any, of cut squares from postal stationary being affixed to a plain envelope and successfully mailed. Was this considered an illegal usage? If so, could someone post an example that required postage due payment?
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Yes, illegal use. Frequently they make it through undetected. Here is one of mine with 4c due.


Here is one from e-bay with creative use of 3 postal card cut squares. It says "Due" in pencil but no evidence it was actually collected.
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